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Air pollution in Dublin at the weekend was back to levels not seen since before the ban on ______ was introduced 30 years ago.
smoky coal
Fine particulate matter (PM) is suspended dust that, when inhaled, has an adverse effect on respiratory diseases and is associated with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, bronchial asthma, strokes, heart disease and some cancers while increasing the mortality rates of these diseases. ______ is associated with pollution from burning solid fuels.
PM2.5
Data from the Environmental Protection Agency confirmed air pollution levels were up to 15 times higher than EU. PM2.5 is associated with pollution from burning solid fuels, while ______ is associated with pollution from traffic.
PM10
Test your knowledge on air pollution in Dublin and its impact on respiratory health with our quiz! Discover the latest data from the Environmental Protection Agency and learn about the effects of fine particulate matter (PM) on chronic obstructive respiratory diseases. Get informed and raise awareness about this critical issue affecting Dublin's air quality.
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